SmokingElectricity
Well-Known Member
about to start calling my MZ "Colt 45" becase it works, everytime. can't believe how blazed i am getting off this little bit of bud. genius.
SmokingElectricity
Well-Known Member
Quick question...
i went out for the day and left my MZ on all day [its been on since i got it last week] but when i came home the MZ kinda smells a bit funny. is this normal?
i went out for the day and left my MZ on all day [its been on since i got it last week] but when i came home the MZ kinda smells a bit funny. is this normal?
caseball2051
Well-Known Member
I had the same thing posted aero lol...but i thought it might be an asshole comment 
If you smell the heatport opening it smells "funny" i guess. is this what you are referring to? I can never smell it unless i try to smell it.
If you smell the heatport opening it smells "funny" i guess. is this what you are referring to? I can never smell it unless i try to smell it.
SmokingElectricity
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aero18 said:
maybe its too hot? not sure.
hemp;)goofy8cheerio
New Member
its a mini nifty warm kiln in there, is ur abv duff lite brown, yellow tan green, dark? so dunno had my mytrle few months runs ok warm, perfect temp. email rick, he is better @ truble shotin than me 4 sure???????????????????
SmokingElectricity
Well-Known Member
hemp;)goofy8cheerio said:
my abv is the way it always is light-med brown.
i can taste it when i take a pull. was not doing this before.
fylgja
Well-Known Member
SmokingElectricity said:
ha ha! It's Lando! "Here goes nothing!"
I ordered my MZ today. It's a Christmas present to myself and the hubby. I've been using the MFLB for almost a year now and it kicks ass. I wanted to try something different. It looks pretty and will hopefully fulfill it's duty as it should. I'll give it a review, but the only thing I have to compare it to is the LB and the VG. I'm sure this will be a different experience entirely. Looking forward to seeing the creation.
hemp;)goofy8cheerio
New Member
AGBeer is the myrtle zap ur daily driver, main vape? u have a gud collection????????????
finch
Well-Known Member
SmokingElectricity said:
is it like a "wood-sy" smell? I know when I got mine at first the wood smell was hard to get used to.
maybe you dropped some budzz down the heatport? I always tilt mine back a little so nothing fallson the heat port. prob one of the two
love my zapper
SmokingElectricity
Well-Known Member
^^^no it's not a wood smell. smells like really hot electrical wires. i'm about to give up on it.
Rick
Zapman
We are always here for customer service via Email.
Always something new going on I suppose. Never have heard the "smells like hot electrical wires" comment before but we will figure it out when given the opportunity.
We are always here for customer service via Email. OH! Did I repeat myself?????
Fylgja, thanks for taking the Zap leap. We are trying to beat our normal week wait from order to delivery so hopefully we can surprise you in that regard.
aero, AG....good to see you around.
Smoking, I will ask here....................do you have a male cat in the house?
Always something new going on I suppose. Never have heard the "smells like hot electrical wires" comment before but we will figure it out when given the opportunity.
We are always here for customer service via Email. OH! Did I repeat myself?????
Fylgja, thanks for taking the Zap leap. We are trying to beat our normal week wait from order to delivery so hopefully we can surprise you in that regard.
aero, AG....good to see you around.
Smoking, I will ask here....................do you have a male cat in the house?
SleepyHead
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Anyone know how much the zap weighs in oz? Trying to find my postal scale but it's gone missing 
EDIT: Found it, so nvm guys.
EDIT: Found it, so nvm guys.
SmokingElectricity
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Rick said:
i have 2 female cats...
shot you an email.
hemp;)goofy8cheerio
New Member
thcx jo, so what was the prob with using the zap, just the tooty insert? wasn't in place, u had 2 & put 1 in?
SmokingElectricity
Well-Known Member
Ricks a good dude. Told me to send him my MZ and he'll take a look at it, even though i bought it used. He truly does stand behind his product.
Thanks Rick.
Thanks Rick.
CuttyBuddy
Well-Known Member
Yes. Got my Cherry Zap sent from NY today. I have 2 Zaps, 1 in NY & 1 in LA. I ussually keep the Myrtle here But haven't had a lot of bonding time with my Cherry. I really like the even way it's burning my bud. It's for lack of a better term running at the 'perfect temperature' right now. My avb is light-medium brown. I like that. My myrtle was leaving it medium-dark brown and i was finding the burn a tad uneven throughout the pinch -Which I don't mind but can irritate the throat and leave the herb a little too charred For my taste. What I was doing at the end was unplugging the MZ when i was taking my 1st draws and then plug it back in with the 2nd and consecutive hits. I'm using a 12v plug.
So to NY the MZ goes and now I'm enjoying the Cherry Zap quite a bit. I'm really hoping it doesn't 'Burn' in too much more because I think we've really nailed the perfect temp for me on this one. Rick if your reading. Do you recommend maybe leaving it unplugged for more of the time if i like the temp how it is now? I did in fact pretty much leave my MZ on 24/7. Kinda what i prefer since I'm a bit random. Or do you think the wood is the difference?
Will post a nice Vape cloud video of the Cherry real soon. It's great. Lung expanding large hits that you can expect from the zaps. God I love these things. Walnut next.
So to NY the MZ goes and now I'm enjoying the Cherry Zap quite a bit. I'm really hoping it doesn't 'Burn' in too much more because I think we've really nailed the perfect temp for me on this one. Rick if your reading. Do you recommend maybe leaving it unplugged for more of the time if i like the temp how it is now? I did in fact pretty much leave my MZ on 24/7. Kinda what i prefer since I'm a bit random. Or do you think the wood is the difference?
Will post a nice Vape cloud video of the Cherry real soon. It's great. Lung expanding large hits that you can expect from the zaps. God I love these things. Walnut next.
momofthegoons
vapor accessory addict
I get into trouble with Rick if I sing his praises too much. But, in the spirit of some of the last posts, I'm going to chime in and say that IMO, Rick is one of the most down to earth, honest, and good people out there. The same can be said for the Zaplady. I'm not at all surprised that he's doing this for you Smoking.
fylgja, I've got to believe that you will love your Christmas present!
Cutty, I can feel the love from here! Enjoying my walnut Zap right now.
fylgja, I've got to believe that you will love your Christmas present!
Cutty, I can feel the love from here!
Enjoying my walnut Zap right now.elmomuzz said:Dirtydan said:
Have you ever enjoyed the warm glow of a fireplace? Well you problably ingested more charred wood then you ever will with a log vape. Enjoy.
Do you have any kind of evidence or reason you could present to me on why this would be true? I'm not trying to sound like a dick in any way but asking this will just help me sleep better at night. This has been on my mind a lot lately. Thanks.
Goodlife101
Living The Good Life
rick is the man
CuttyBuddy
Well-Known Member
Could not agree more. Complete MONEY SAVER.
Was curious about the discussion of charring and found the following information on it.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pyrolysis
I would imagine each piece of wood reacts a bit differently to continuous exposure to heat. Pine is going to char fairly quickly because it has so much tar and a weak cell structure. Sugar maple on the other hand should take much longer to char if at all. Woods used for smoking meat should be safe. Some aromatic woods should probably be avoided.
Does the application of bee's wax extend the time it takes to char the wood? It sure soaks into the wood around the heat exchanger.
It there a particular type of wood that has not experienced loosening of the heat exchanger?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pyrolysis
I would imagine each piece of wood reacts a bit differently to continuous exposure to heat. Pine is going to char fairly quickly because it has so much tar and a weak cell structure. Sugar maple on the other hand should take much longer to char if at all. Woods used for smoking meat should be safe. Some aromatic woods should probably be avoided.
Does the application of bee's wax extend the time it takes to char the wood? It sure soaks into the wood around the heat exchanger.
It there a particular type of wood that has not experienced loosening of the heat exchanger?